A lot has happened on the first floor of the Creative Hub since the winners moved in at the end of March!
One by one, the projects renovated and painted the rooms, then chairs, tables and plants were brought up and now the floor is filled with life again.
On 16 May, the first floor of the Creative HUB was finally officially opened by one of the managing directors of Visionskultur, Hachem Gharbi. State Councillor for Economic Affairs Meike Frese rounded off Hachem's opening words and her fascination with the Creative HUB was clearly palpable. "I think the Visionskultur project here at the Creative HUB is great because it brings people and their ideas together and new things can emerge from this," said Ms Frese.
The many visitors were able to take part in a guided tour of the project spaces, during which Meike Frese was also able to familiarise herself with the projects and the individual projects introduced themselves and the space. But the projects also invited visitors to explore and familiarise themselves with their spaces outside of the tour.
They were able to get an impression of Ronny's mushroom farm, meet the guys from Greenstreetfilms and win a coaching session with Carlotta in the FEMKULTUR quiz.
From 6pm, the delicious HUB time buffet also opened and invited guests to feast and network. The evening came to a relaxed end in the HUB garden and in the project rooms with discussions and ideas for cooperation. So it remains exciting!
From 4pm, the HUB was filled with founders, interested parties and of course the Visionskultur team. We look forward to seeing what's new at the HUB in the near future!
The idea behind it is not only to offer young projects, people with ideas and start-ups rent-free premises, but also to actively support them in their development. In addition to the targeted promotion of projects and ideas, the Creative Hub Bremen aims to create a basis for the development of a knowledge and transfer community that will further develop Bremen as a centre of innovation. Together with GEWOBA and the Senator for Economics, Ports and Transformation as well as cooperation partners from science, business, the social economy and administration, Visionskultur aims to develop the Creative Hub Bremen into a regional centre for promoting innovation.
